a curtain call from pablo sandoval. >> panda power made the difference tonight. three home runs from pablo sandoval propel the san francisco giants to victory in game 1 of the world series. good evening, and welcome back to the expanded version of the 10:00 news. >> giant fans are going home happy tonight, after the home team defeated the detroit

tigers 8-3, to take the first game of the 2012 world series, and the star of the game, pablo sandoval. three home runs, a ties a team record. first, we're going to check in with our crews outside the ballpark, to see what the fans are up to now. we begin with ktvu's ken pritchett. >> reporter: it's fairly quiet where we are right now outside of at&t park. most of the fans have left the area around the ballpark. look around the street at the restaurant, a lot of fans still celebrating this victory tonight, earlier just after the game, fans were cheering as they poured out of at&t park. high fives, and celebration after a victory in game 1 of the world series. all of the fans that we talked to agreed on what was the highlight of this game. >> sandoval, he came through huge. he did his thing.

he represented. oh, my god. >> he saw him hit one. >> i saw him hit two, and then i saw him hit three baby! oh, my god. >> panda sandoval. he almost had four! >> the highlight for you? >> sandoval. it was crazy. and zito rocked it as well. we couldn't have asked for a better game to start it off. we're going to win. >> reporter: we are here at second and king. this is where the players actually leave the ballpark. just about 15 minutes ago, we saw right fielder hunter pence come out here on a scooter, and stop and talk to some fans. a surreal moment after a win in game 1 of the world series. for more on the fans, and the happenings here outside of at&t park, we'll send it now to ktvu's ken wayne. >> reporter: we're on a rooftop across from willie mays plaza here at 3rd and king at at&t

park. we have some light sprinkles here, enough to get the road a little slick. not causing troubles here tonight. all of the intersections and all the streets around at&t park are open again. it took about an hour or so to get all 35,000 fans out of the stadium. now you're looking at the diehards who are lingering, and soaking in this victory in game 1 of the world series. we did see. you were talking about the hunter pence, and giants players coming out. we saw the detroit buses come out from our end of the stadium. as the buses rolled on by, a lot of giants fans let out a big loud boo as the buses rolled by. you can hear the horns out there. people still celebrating. live in san francisco, ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. the giants made it look surprisingly easy tonight. solid pitching from barry zito, plenty of hitting at the top of the lineup, and of course the

panda. sports director mark ibanez is on the field now at at&t park, with his take on game 1. >> reporter: my take on this thing is giant fans were just off the hook tonight. i think they helped rattle verlander on the mound, and the detroit tigers as a whole. but we've got a new mr. october. we'll call him senior october. pablo sandoval. he let it go, with a shot off to center field. his night was just getting started. it's not hyperbole to say it was an historic night. just incredible. it wouldn't be the end of it for pablo sandoval. this time, a man on, to the opposite field. he takes verlander deep, and for those of you just joining us, remember, he had a bases loaded triple in the all-star game off this guy. barry zito, will get the victory. he comes through again.

went 5 2/3 innings. just 1 run. and he is the winner. pablo, not finished. again against al albuquerque. way gone to center field. on the night for pablo, three home runs, one single, and four rbi's. the tigers completely stymied. they scored a couple of meaningless runs in the 9th inning, but the giants take game 1, 8-3, beating the tigers ace handily, and they've got the momentum clearly in this series. three games away from a world series title. at at&t, i'm mark ibanez, back to you, frank and julie. >> three home runs in one world series game has only been achieved by a handful of players. babe ruth did it twice in 1926, and 1928. reggie jackson did it in 1977. albert pujols with the

cardinals last year, and now pablo sandoval doing it this evening. >> in the east bay, the hop yard bar and grill was rocking tonight. the giant fans were rooting not just for the family, but also their hometown hero. they didn't want to single out any one player. >> it's a team effort, honestly. you got to love it. >> you know what? it's awesome. >> i'm an a's fan, but right now i'm on the bandwagon. >> coming up at 10:30, we're going to hear from brandon crawford's high school coach. with the world series in town, hundreds of people are flocking to san francisco hoping to score a ticket to one of the games. tonight, we found scale pers doing a brisk business. back to ken wayne at willie mays plaza. >> reporter: it's a hot ticket. if you want to deal with a scalper, you're taking a

chance. first of all, it's illegal. and second, if you buy a scalpers' ticket, there's no way of knowing if that ticket will get you into the game. still, plenty of giants fans were willing to take that chance. buyers and sellers, negotiating prices. >> i'll give you 700 for all three. >> i'll wait. i'm right here. >> reporter: scalpers are trying to get top dollar. >> you want face value? >> yeah. >> what's the most expensive ticket you sold? >> lower box. >> how much? >> that was 600. >> reporter: the secret for buyers is to wait until the game starts. >> prices have dropped about $100 in the last hour. >> you get a better deal if you want. but if you want to plan ahead, you want to get it, two or three days ago, yeah, you're going to pay $1,000. >> at this point of the game, i would pay $250 a ticket.

which is above face value. >> reporter: but how do you know if the ticket is valid. experts say have them walk you to the gate. >> not just a print out. >> have you been burned before? >> i have had friends that have been burned, i personally haven't. >> reporter: if the system works, fans see the game, and the scalpers make a profit. >> i'll go home and watch the game, and count what i got. >> reporter: we could see a lot of scalping action. by the way, that tactic of waiting to the last minute to buy a ticket, i'm told also works on stubhub, and other internet sites. if you wait until just before game time, desperate ticket holders will try to unload those tickets. you might get a bargain. the quest for the best view of tonight's game took one fan

to dangerous heights. the man climbed up san francisco's lefty odoole bridge. police say he was arrested for trespassing. there are other ways to watch the game for free that won't get you arrested. giant fans know there are free seats pretty close to the action. john sasaki live at mccovey cove with that part of the action. >> reporter: fans couldn't score a ticket to the game, but that didn't stop them from being out here. the best part was as usual, the free area outside the arcade. we were inside as barry zito knocked in the giants 5th run, and these fans went wild. >> we bringing it back. we didn't have the one year last year. we had it in 2010.

we're going to bring it back for 2012. >> it feels incredible. we get in here for free! >> i feel amazing, the boys are playing the drums. everybody is alive here. there's a lot of love. i'm loving it! >> reporter: one more person we saw with an amazing view, climbed to the top of a mass in the cove, and appeared to be able to see in the park. still plenty of reasons to dance. live in mccovey cove, john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we'll go back to at&t park throughout this newscast. at 10:30, the special guests we caught up with at the ballpark. and what's riding on this series? the wager between the mayors of san francisco and detroit. game 2 is back at at&t park tomorrow afternoon. once again, you can watch it right here on channel 2. our coverage begins at 4:30, following an early edition of

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officials in san mateo county are trying to learn the identity of a girl who's body was found on the beach. the body turned up on half moon bay on sunday. heather holmes joins us now from the sheriff's office in redwood city. >> reporter: julie, desperate, the department will soon conduct an aerial search of the coastline, because personal items have yet to turn up any leads. the state beach is known as a great spot for hiking. it was hikers who found the body floating in the water on sunday. >> we're in the process right now of trying to identify her. >> reporter: that has proven to be difficult. >> this one is from mountain view pd. >> reporter: a search of state and national missing persons reports has yet to turn up a match for this caucasian girl

from 12 to 16 years of age. >> based on the time she's been in the water is very concerning. >> reporter: leading to many questions about what exactly took place along the picturesque san mateo county coast. >> maybe she was with somebody else, such as a car. or they could have been on the coast and something happened. >> reporter: raising the possibility of more victims. the girl was also wearing this timex digital watch. she also had a full set of braces. investigators are now working on several theories, soon, efforts to identify this young victim will head in a new direction. >> we're going to start searching the coastline, to see if maybe a car had gone off the cliff on the coast, and this is possibly a passenger in that vehicle. >> reporter: they'll be conducting that search. frank and julie, they've also asked for forensic dentists to step in, to try to give this

young girl a name. heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. shark experts have determined it was a 15 to 16- foot great white shark that killed a 39-year-old man off the coast of santa barbara county yesterday. members of the shark research committee examined the search board an the body of francisco solario jr. all beaches nearby are closed for at least 72 hours now as a precaution. 51-year-old mark air net of oakland has been identified as the crane inspector killed today at the port of oakland. according to cal-osha, arnet was inspecting a crane when he was crushed in the head. students and colleagues of

long james logan high teacher chris ryan. ryan's body was found off a ravine on 280. the cause of ryan's body is still under investigation. he was 54 years old. a female chp officer shot and killed a man driving a stolen vehicle in lake county. it happened around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon along the twin lake subdivision. the officer stopped the stolen vehicle, then there was a fight, and the man grabbed the officer's neck. the officer fired, killing the man. the d.a. says the officer is okay at this point no names have been released. in the south bay, police and educators came together tonight to talk about safety, after three cars were hit in just one month.

noel walker tells us what is being done. >> reporter: cars, pedestrians, and pikers share the roadway, not always successfully. three times this month, students have been hit in the crosswalk on their way to school. tonight, we attended that meeting that was meant to address safety concerns. it was a meeting filled with some concerned patients, and a lot of empty chairs. tabs on the world series game might have provided explanation for why few people came to talk about a safe school commute. three times this month, grand middle school students have been hit by cars and injured in a crosswalk. >> he got hit like on his side of his body. >> the car that i just waved over, he's doing 37 in a 25. and that's unacceptable. especially on a wet road and children present. >> reporter: tonight, police have a message for drivers who don't yield to people in the

crosswalk. >> we are going to hand out a lot of tickets. that's going to be our stance for a some time. >> what are drivers missing about crosswalks? >> reporter: this special meeting was meant to give parents answers to questions. >> part of the problem is not on the street, it's in the parking lot. >> reporter: gives police a chance for a drivers ed refresher. >> once you're in there all cars are supposed to yield to you, from curb to curb. >> reporter: and reminding parents no matter how old students might seem, they're still children. >> they're just bigger bodies. >> reporter: signing warning drivers that there are crosswalks ahead have gone up since the last accident here at graham middle school. so far, all of these accidents have had minor injuries, but no one wants to see it happen again. reporting live, noel walker, back to you. stock markets ended on the negative side today, but the losses weren't as steep as

yesterday's. the dow dropped 25 points today. the nasdaq was down 8. any early gains were lost after the federal reserve said the economy still needs support. facebook was one bright spode. posting the biggest gain since the company went public in may. it closed at $23.23. the gain was credited to facebook's report yesterday of an increase in ad revenue from mobile devices. and zynga of san francisco surprised wall street today. the social gaming company posted stronger than expected revenue for the 3rd quarter, it also announced it's made a deal for online poker and gambling in the u.k., using real money. those games should launch sometime next year. zynga shares rows in after hour's trading. new home sales have risen to the highest levels in two and a half years. today, the commerce department said new home sales jumped 7.5%

last month. sales have risen 27.1% in the past year. that is the strongest yearly gain since february. although sales are still well below healthy levels, they do suggest the housing recovery is strengthening. today, the transition day between all of the stormy weather over the past couple of days, and the nice weather headed our way. right now, a few light showers popping up across parts of the bay area. this happens to be the radar loop over the past three hours. nothing too extreme. this is quickly heading out to the east bay. there's a live doppler sweep. nothing too major here, but still enough to wet the roadways in parts of the east bay. there's our forecast model. the cloud cover right now. cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning. maybe some drizzle out there, or a leftover sprinkle. then into the afternoon hours, some changes out there. as far as overnight lows, upper

30s. napa around 40 degrees. san jose, 39 with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. coming up, we'll take a look at the changing sky conditions, also game 2 of the world series. that forecast coming up at 10:38. another round of sierra snow. chains are now required tonight on highway 50 except on 4 wheel drive vehicles with snow tires on all four wheels. all of that fresh snow has tahoe resorts gearing up for ski season. proceeds from the $20 tickets will go to the squaw vahley, and alpine meadows teams foundation. it is the earliest they have opened in 50 years. a bay area teacher arrested on campus. what police say they found in a car that prompted the arrest. car that prompted the arrest. >> also, credit [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad

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woman was badly burned tonight. firefighters were called to a fire along the deanza trail. they discovered a homeless woman down the ravine. she had suffered second and third degree burns. investigators say the fire is suspicious. and they're asking for any witnesses to come forward. barnes and noble, the bookstore chain says criminals have tampered with the devices customers use to pay for their purchases. mike mibach tells us how they got away with it until now. >> reporter: downtown walnut creek, 1149 south main street. >> every once in a while, i will stop by a barnes and noble and pick something up. >> reporter: a hot spot for many book enthusiasts. >> there's something about browsing through books on a book shelf. >> reporter: it's been a hot spot for some sophisticated

criminals. barnes and noble say pin pads were compromised in nine states. the criminals planted bugs in the tampered pin pad devices, allowing for the capture of credit card, and pin numbers. >> it's never safe, not even online. >> any concern about the security of your account information? >> maybe should have, but that's the way the modern world is. >> reporter: the fbi in new york is leading this case. spokes people declined to give a timeline of when the bugs were planted, and how long they were in use. meantime some customers say cash is safe, cards are not. >> i usually use cash. >> even in retail stores, i use cash most of the time. >> reporter: barnes and noble say the pin pads were removed from all stores on september

15. at barnes and noble.com, it was not affected. new at 10:00, a teacher at hercules middle school is under arrest, accused of bringing drugs on campus. police say while trying to figure out who the gray honda belonged to, a large amount of marijuana and cash was found in the car. it belonged to allen goodman of walnut creek. he is a teacher at the school. he was charged with several counts of marijuana possession. new information tonight about the deaths of two people in a plane crash near byron. the pilot's son confirms, his son took off. the investigators are now reviewing dental records before releasing the victim identities. but eric beanie said his

father, darren beanie used the plane to commute to palo alto almost every day. no word yet on the identity of the second victim. public money spent at a strip club. the new twist in our growing investigation of the port of oakland. >> a who's who of the bay area turned out to cheer on the giants. from the owner of the 49ers to a giants legend. we're going to show you who landed some of the hottest

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celebrate tonight's strong world series game 1 performance by the san francisco giants. and inside at&t park, maureen naylor talked with some vip's this evening. including one special guest who overcame the odds to be there tonight. >> reporter: we were all over this ballpark tonight. we were all the way up high with the media up there. then down here in the lower deck, we caught up with a make a wish recipient, then all the way down over, we caught up with some celebrities, all catching in game win. we met giants fall of famer, william mccovey before the game. and asked him about the giants making it to the world series again? >> i didn't think it would happen again this soon. it's not this easy to repeat. but two in three years, that's pretty need. >> reporter: we also found actor kevin pollack. >> to be here for game 1 is about as good as it gets, and

after the miraculous two come backs oh, my. >> reporter: after six months of chemotherapy, tyler mills got news he was in remission and going to game 1 of the world series. >> why was that your wish? >> i love baseball. i didn't care who was in it, i wanted to go anywhere. >> reporter: "american idol" bill phillips was at the microphone tonight, he said he was rooting for the home team. >> i'm going for the giants. buster posey is from my hometown. i'm rooting for him. >> danielle is a week overdue. our child will definitely be born a sports fan. hopefully not tonight, but we'll see. this is an unbelievable game. an unbelievable thing for the city. >> i'm doing good, i'm glad i'm

here. hopefully it makes the baby come fast. >> are you ready? >> yes! >> reporter: the fans say they're ready for tomorrow night. the man there is covered. they did not have to bring out tarps. not a downpour like game 7. reporting live at at&t park, maureen naylor. foothill high school in pleasanton has a reason to brag a bid after brandon crawford went there. his baseball coach said crawford was clearly gifted. >> one of the best athletes we've ever had here, plus, his instincts were unbelievable. then he went to ucla, and kept getting better and better. >> current players say they found inspiration in crawford who stops by from time to time. you can be sure the giants have a lot of fans in pleasantton right now. it's long been a tradition that mayors of competing world series teams would bet gifts that represent their respective

cities. this year, a break in tradition, with both mayors offering a day of community service. the detroit mayor says if his team loses, he will speak to the san francisco junior giants program. and tour some high-tech company. ed lee says he will visit with young people in detroit, and tour a chevy volt factory if the giants lose. our coverage continues at ktvu.com. you'll find a world series tab right there on the front page. continuing coverage now, a new twist in a story we've been following about questionable expenses by officials with the port of oakland. last week, the director of the port was placed on administrative leave. that came after our report of public money spent by port executive james kwan at a texas strip club. in public records, port officials had redacted benjamin's name from the club

receipt. we've opinion told benjamin was definitely with kwan at the texas strip club. our investigation continues tomorrow night on the 10:00 news. it was not just kwan who spent questionable money in public places. hercules police announced that a husband and wife were formally charged with the stabbing beth of a woman from hercules. darnell and tanya washington were charged with killing 55- year-old suzie ko inside her home october 5. investigators say the couple was driving ko's car when they were picked up. the couple is also suspected in other crimes, columning the shooting of a los angeles county sheriff's deputy, tanya washington is also accused of helping her husband escape from jail. a 19-year-old is behind bars tonight accused of killing his brother's wife and two of their young children yesterday in rancho cordova. sacramento county sheriffs investigators said they found

him in a nearby dennys after spotting the family's stolen van in the parking lot. investigators say he killed his sister-in-law, 23-year-old aliana and her children. friends close to the family say the 19-year-old had a history of drug abuse. tonight, the contra costa county fire chief is trying to convince voters that they're not being pullied into approving a parcel tax. said it's the district's last option. last night we told you at least seven fire stations could close if the measure q partial tax is not approved. it has already used up $25 million in reserves. >> we don't need the standard currently. so when you start to look at reducing that capacity by 30% potentially, it has a huge

impact on our ability to respond in a timely manner, and be able to protect the community. >> opponents say the district has been living beyond its means, and should come up with a long term plan that addresses spending issues. the grand canyon is the latest destination for google's street view team. this week, for the first time, google workers strapped on trekker backpack cameras. they are shooting pictures, and you will soon be able to see the photos live as panoramic images on google map's street view. google has already posted everything of the swiss alps to the amazon. the documents donald trump is asking president obama to produce in exchange for

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tomorrow marks one year sinces violent clash at oakland's frank agala plaza. to mark the anniversary, a march scheduled for 7:00 tomorrow night. city police have taken a lot of criticism for last year's demonstration. this time, they say it will be different. >> we have a lot of confidence at this point that we can handle the demonstration. >> about two weeks ago, 200 protesters went on a rampage in

oakland, targeting not only city hall, but banks and some local businesses. an analysis of the arrests made during occupy protests in oakland show that most cases never resulted in charges being filed. according to the oakland tribune, since october 25 of last year, 737 people were arrested for a variety of crimes during the occupy protests, including felony assaults and misdemeanor vandalism. the d.a. only filed charges against 109 people. 37 were found guilty. 55 cases are still pending. turning now to the race for the white house. the polls show a very tight race. the president is on a 40 hour campaign marathon through battle ground states. he talked about his plans for a second term. >> the reason i want four more years is because i've got a

plan that will actually create jobs. a plan that will actually create middle class security. unlike mitt romney, i'm actually proud to talk about what's in my plan. >> at a stop in iowa, the president met some women supporters at a pizzeria. he also visited southern california, and right now is in las vegas. meantime, mitt romney made a stop in reno. he also spoke about economic recovery. >> small businesses is where some 2/3 of the jobs in this country come from. i want to keep taxes down on install business. i want to get regulators to see they're encouraging small business, not crushing it. >> romney walked off the plane to a rally in cedar rapids. he said he would be a better choice for american families. with the election nearing, the birther controversy is now reignited by donald trump.

he has offered to donate $5 million to charity if the president releases his college application and passport records. trump has accused president obama of being the least transparent president in the history of the country. he says he will donate the money to the president's charity of choice. in jamaica, hurricane sandy passed over the island leaving as much as a foot of rain. an elderly man died when he was crushed by a bolder that rolled into his house. in some towns, crocodiles were caught in flood waters. it could hit eastern cuba, and possibly south florida. in belgium, thousands turned up at a ford plant and learned they would be losing their jobs. the automaker must still negotiate with the unions. car sales in europe have dropped dramatically because of the finance crisis. unemployment is high, and people are not buying cars. the best bay area chefs are

in san francisco for the michelin launch party. find out which restaurants made history. >> wo 6x

the michelin guide received its rattings. for the first time, a woman has received two michelin stars. jana katsuyama is live where she talked with that chef about the inspiration behind her culinary creations. >> reporter: that's right, julie, the best bay area chefs are out here tonight, cooking up food. as you mentioned, for the first time this year, two female chefs have set a record.

when she cooks a meal, she says she tells a story. for her, the poetry on the menu is just as important as the preparations on the plate. >> it's a place of going back to your memories. >> reporter: memories for her growing up in france. now a chef who today became the first woman in the united states to earn two michelin stars for her understated restaurant on sillmore street. >> i was thrilled for me and my team. it was great. i did cry. >> reporter: she says her restaurant is an homage to her late father who taught her -- >> you can do whatever you want to do, and whatever gender you are, believe in yourself. >> reporter: new to the list, cakeo at knot hill. the first japanese woman to win

a michelin star. >> it's not flashy business, unless you're a food network star. so we sweat a lot. we work hard. we usually work 15 hours a day. >> reporter: tonight at the launch part, rising stars cooked side by side with established celebrity names. the michelin guide director says the guide works to maintain high standards. >> they work anonymously, so no one knows who they are, and they always pay their checks. that gives us the opportunity to have an independent that no one else has. >> reporter: the director says it shows how san francisco has become a worldwide culinary destination. jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. two bay area restaurants received three michelin stars, and at ktvu.com, we are posting the full list of local restaurants. look for the web link section at the bottom of the front

page. the federal aviation administration may fine u.s. air for allegedly putting a plane back into service, without completing the required tests. the faa said the airline discovered a leaking fuel pump in a plane. they replaced it, but didn't test, or inspect the equipment. investigators claim they flew the justice over 900 times without performing the required safety checks. now you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app, click on live icon, and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. ♪ [ music ] well, our weather pattern is changing right now. it has been an interesting past couple of days with the thunderstorms, the cold air, but things changing tractly by the weekend. as you can pick out, we have a few light showers showing up on live stormtracker 2. this happens to be the loop over the past three hours. the latest imagery, you can pick out activity moving into parts of san francisco.

dark green, or sprinkles, or light showers. we'll shift to the maps here and head up to the north and the east. nothing too major, but right around fairfield, and around the vallejo area as well with light shower activity, or just a few sprinkles. all of this action is headed now to the east. as a result, they did pick up quite a bit of snow in the sierra. 2 to 3 feet. but things have been quieting down. the winter weather advisory has expired. no chains required on 80, or 50. here's the overall weather pattern. the stormy weather, especially by monday night. showers moving out. it will be chilly as we head into the overnight hours. that low replaced by this. high pressure building in just offshore. that will push the stormtrack up to the north. that will bring a dry weather pattern, and a warming weather pattern as well. by the weekend, look what happens by sunday. warmest locations inland on track to reach the mid- to upper 70s. a few neighborhoods could be right around 80 degrees. so a big change in the weather

pattern, once again as we head into saturday and sunday. first thing tomorrow morning, the chance of a few sprinkles. just lots of cloud cover out there, here we are thursday morning at 8:00. decreasing clouds into the afternoon hours, with partly, to mostly sunny skies. that is all reflected in your forecast beginning in the morning. temperatures in the 40s, to around 50 degrees. in the afternoon hours, that ranges from 60 to 70. game 2 of the world series shaping up like this. a dry day with temperatures on track to the upper 50s. forecast highs mainly in the mid- to upper 60s. the warmest locations touching 70. san jose, 69. fremont around 68 degrees. san francisco in the mid-60s. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. we totally remove the rain clouds here with partly sunny f just a few high clouds out there. looks great for saturday and sunday. those readings back up in the mid- to upper 60s.

be neat to have the world series into the weekend as well. tomorrow once again, the aerial shots of at&t park from san francisco. >> thank you mark. a world series coverage continues right after the break. >> one victory down.

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you know frank and julie, i really think this crowd of 42,855 intimidated the detroit tigers a little bit. if you would have told me the slugging star was going to be a third baseman from venezuela i would have said yeah, miguel cabrera, the triple crown winner. or if you told me the cy young

winner was going to go. i would say yeah, justin verlander. but it didn't go that way. justin verlander had only allowed 2 hits in 3 postseason games this year. tonight, he allowed 5 runs in just 4 innings. 1st inning, home run. make it 1-0 giants, they would never trail in this game. miguel cabrera, hitless in this ballgame. blanco had several diving catches out there tonight. and the fans were forever young all day. angel pagan hits a shot to third. i mean third, it hit the base. that went for a double. you knew things were going the giants way once again. next batter was marco scutaro. he now has extended his postseason hit streak to 11 games. make it 2-0 in the 3rd. next hitter, pablo again, against justin verlander again. out to left.

that's another shot. a home run, make it 4-0 giants. what else could happen in this twilight zone episode? pitcher barry zito with an rbi single with two outs no less. just the 4th straight game in which a giants pitcher has batted in a run. make it 5-0. verlander, then when they were chanting zito, zito, zito, barry going 5 2/3, as he strikes out danny werth. 6 hits, 1 earned run in this ballgame. finally, pablo again against al albuquerque. deep. how about 422 feet? over 1200 feet on three home runs. he is joining babe ruth, reggie jackson, albert pujols, as the only hitters ever to hit three home runs in the postseason. 8-3 is your final. 62% of the teams that win game 1 in the world series go on to

win the series. >> i still can't believe it. part of a dream. being in the world series. but three home runs in one game. >> that was quite a performance by him. we're not known for our power, but it's nice to get three home runs, and just a tremendous night. i know he'll never forget. >> i was expecting a game that was going to be 1-0, 2-0. if we were going to win it was probably going to be 1-0, or 2- 0. to go up, you know early in the game like that, get first blood, get the momentum going, and then to just cap it off with a couple more, and a single as well. it was just awesome. >> the detroit tigers have to be a little bit bothered right now. 6 home runs in the postseason for pablo sandoval, 3 tonight in a very historic fashion. 8-3 is your final.

it will be doug fister against madison bumgarner tomorrow. the giants are like one big freight train. >> those tigers ran into a buzz saw tonight. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30 tomorrow morning. they'll be tracking any lingering rain in the [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home

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